Translations from Casimir, &c. With poems, odes, and specimens of Latin prose |
Common terms and phrases
æquo amid animo animus ANTISTROPHE atque autem Bacchus behold BOOK 1.-ODE Bosphorus bow'rs brow cease chains Chorus clouds Creation's cùm e'en e'er earth ejus enim Enterprize ev'ry exempla face fair fame fate flow'rs frown giv'n grace Hâc hand hath head heart heav'n hope igitur Jove juventus kings LYCUS lyre man's metu midnight modò morn ne'er Neque night nihil Normanbury Normanton nought o'er pimple pow'r praise pride Prometheus proud Quâ quæ quàm quicquid quid quod rebus rise rock roll round Scorn shine sibi silent sing smile snow soul sphere spire stand star stor'd storm swain sweet tear Telephus Tethys thee thine thou thro throne tongue tow'rs trees trembling tutior velit voice waves wing wond'ring Xerxes yonder αἰες ἐντι ἐντιν και καλον τε ὡς